This is the last thing I have time for today, but many of you want more information about how and why your eHow image version that link to articles that are NOT yours are ranking higher in Google image search than the version that you originally uploaded into your article. It doesn’t seem quite right.
Posts under ‘writing online for InfoBarrel’
InfoBarrel’s Ryan McKenzie on How InfoBarrel Works
In response to reader questions during the past few weeks about the viability of InfoBarrel as a long-term online money-making opportunity, I posed your questions–and mine–to one of InfoBarrel’s owners, Ryan McKenzie. Here are the questions I asked Ryan, and his responses: Crunchy Data: The primary reason that my friends and readers ask about InfoBarrel [...]
Does InfoBarrel Include Bots in Their View Counts?
An alert reader (and experienced web writer) commented today, InfoBarrel, in my personal opinion, is a scam. They have a traffic counter so that you can see how many people look at your articles. However, that doesn’t translate into the AdSense traffic they promise. If you ask about it, they tell you that hundreds of [...]
SEO tips for content optimization: Do comments affect your articles’ SEO?
UPDATE: eHow comments are now indexed separately from your articles. So now the content that affects your article’s SEO the most on eHow (besides your article) is the Related Articles section and the titles of your last five articles, which are included with every article you write. This is a good reason to create separate IDs for each of your niches and choose related articles based on title keywords. Remember, you can’t go back and edit these on eHow after you save your draft or publish.
How Info Barrel has Learned from eHow’s Mistakes
I asked a new friend, Howie, to write a guest blog about how Info Barrel has learned from eHow’s mistakes for you. Howie’s comments about InfoBarrel on the eHow forum, along with his InfoBarrel articles, convinced me to join InfoBarrel several weeks ago. When Howie commented on my blog a few days ago, we began a conversation about eHow and the InfoBarrel opportunity without realizing at first that I was his Info Barrel recruit…
